2021 Ram 1500 Big Horn
Verdict #282 · 57,832 miles · VIN 1C6RRFBG9MN832866 · Stock # MOOSED
“Mid-market money for a 2021 Big Horn — cheaper comparable-mile comps exist.”
Pros
- 57,832 miles — reasonable for a 2021
- Big Horn: the volume sweet spot — well-equipped without Laramie money
- 5.7L HEMI V8 option available in this trim; check the build
- Franchise dealer: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram, 4.9/5 across 3,093 reviews
Cons
- $26,260 vs comps: 60,618-mi unit at $24,995; 77k-mi at $24,590; 90k-mi at $25,998
- No discount to the comp set — paying mid-market
- No history badge on the dealer photo — confirm the report
Analysis
The 2021 Ram 1500 Big Horn is America’s volume truck sweet spot — well-equipped, comfortable, and holding value better than most full-sizers. But the price, $26,260 with 57,832 miles, is mid-market with no edge: a 60,618-mile comp listed at $24,995, a 77,000-mile example at $24,590, and a 90,016-mile unit at $25,998 — all under this. There’s nothing wrong with the truck; there’s just nothing special about the price. At $24,500 with a clean history, we’d flip this to a buy in a heartbeat. As listed: pass.
Market Comparison
Dealer reputation: Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram — 4.9/5 on DealerRater across 3,093 reviews.
2021 Ram 1500 Big Horn market: comparable listings (51k–90k mi) ask $24,590–$30,995; 60.6k-mi comp at $24,995. At $26,260 with 57,832 miles, this unit is mid-market — undercut by multiple comparable-mile comps.
The Original Listing
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